Very interesting article and nicely done!Totally agree with your list! :) One more infuriating and totally unreal cliché: main leads that are very successful professors, doctors, lawyers, prosecutors, chaebols, etc. are always beautiful, slim and very young - or very poor and unlucky, but still beautiful, slim, well-dressed and have the latest mobile phone, as you mentioned!
I'm really curious how they'll manage to deliver a 'satisfying' ending, 'cause everything is so broken: broken families, broken characters, broken dreams, broken loves... …and so many people really need a comforting hug...
This drama is an accurate example why I should never judge a book by its cover! So relieved that my prejudice for Go Ah Ra's acting and crying didn't stop me from watching this... now it's one of my favs! The whole cast fit their roles perfectly (and Go Ah Ra and L's acting improved a lot). Sung Dong Il and Ryu Deok Hwan are stealing this show!
Many congratulations and thanks for your engaging article! Such an innovative and deep approach ... a real food for thought! So happy to be reminded of Khalil Gibran's quote! Totally agree with your approach of Kimura's complex and multilayered character. Really looking forward for your next articles! :)
Super intense thriller, beautifully orchestrated! The acting was always on point, the suspense brilliantly paced... Unfortunately underrated and definitely a must-watch!
Even though the comedy, the team spirit and the music were lacking compared to s01, I still enjoyed s02 and some of the new characters it introduced. If the last scene is a spoiler for s03's new team, count me in!
It is unbelievable: when Jang Ki Yong cries I cry and when he (rarely) smiles I smile too... He's acting with his eyes and his gaze! When he glances at the TV or at a crowd and he realizes there is Jin Ki Joo in it, his facial expressions totally change andhis internal fight is emerging, and it is so heartbreaking, so real it hurts...
So Ji Sub is magical, as always! He never disappoints!
One more infuriating and totally unreal cliché: main leads that are very successful professors, doctors, lawyers, prosecutors, chaebols, etc. are always beautiful, slim and very young -
or very poor and unlucky, but still beautiful, slim, well-dressed and have the latest mobile phone, as you mentioned!
…and so many people really need a comforting hug...
Kudos to the PD team for this small tribute!
My most anticipated drama of the year!
JKH at his best...
after a few hours you will be able to watch or download it with eng subs
So relieved that my prejudice for Go Ah Ra's acting and crying didn't stop me from watching this... now it's one of my favs!
The whole cast fit their roles perfectly (and Go Ah Ra and L's acting improved a lot).
Sung Dong Il and Ryu Deok Hwan are stealing this show!
Jung Kyung Ho, hwaiting!
Please, please OCN don't mess it...
So happy to be reminded of Khalil Gibran's quote!
Totally agree with your approach of Kimura's complex and multilayered character.
Really looking forward for your next articles! :)
The acting was always on point, the suspense brilliantly paced...
Unfortunately underrated and definitely a must-watch!
I still enjoyed s02 and some of the new characters it introduced.
If the last scene is a spoiler for s03's new team, count me in!
But Kame was delightful, as always!
A bit predictable, but so lighthearted that it's not a bother.
He's acting with his eyes and his gaze! When he glances at the TV or at a crowd and he realizes there is Jin Ki Joo in it, his facial expressions totally change andhis internal fight is emerging, and it is so heartbreaking, so real it hurts...